Maui Restaurant Hotels

2 Restaurant Hotels Found in Maui, Showing 1-2

• Lumeria Maui an Educational Experience
  from US$ 269.00

  Superb 8.7

  105 reviews

  1813 Baldwin Avenue, Makawao   map

  Overlooking the North Shore of Maui, this relaxation retreat features ocean views. Enclosed by 7 acres of lush gardens, yoga and meditation classes are offered daily. Paia is 5 minutes' drive away. S... more info on lumeria maui an educational experience

  The place itself was absolutely amazing. It was very high end and well done from the fixtures to the landscaping. The yoga was a great touch and I loved the fact it didn't feel "Marriott" or "Hilton" at all. It's next to Pa'ia which was a great little hippie town with very affordable food. - Loved the relaxing vibe and the evening meal
• Ka'anapali Beach Hotel
  from US$ 207.00

  Exceptional 8.3

  1016 reviews

  2525 Kaanapali Parkway, Lahaina   map

  Recognized by the Waiaha Foundation as "Hawaii's Most Hawaiian Hotel," Ka'anapali Beach Hotel offers cultural activities and comfortable guestrooms. This hotel also offers free WiFi and no resort fee.... more info on ka'anapali beach hotel

  This is Hawaii's Hawaiian Hotel. We had a room on the main floor, garden view, room 178 (smoking outside). It didn't face the large area of the garden, but it did have a small garden outside our room. We enjoyed it more because it was secluded. You could see the ocean through the trees. Our room was an older room and had the Hawaiian bedspread, ph... what people say » otos on the wall. Very nice touch. The mature grounds are beautiful and well kept. Many lounge chairs on the grass area and under trees. It is a 5 m - The Ka'anapali Beach Hotel is built upon traditional Hawaiian values and friendliness. The staff are helpful and friendly. The hotel sponsors a cultural enrichment and community give-back program that encourages its employees to honor their Hawaiian culture and to participate in community ventures. I was particularly impressed with the children's passport activity in which each child is issued a passport with their Hawaiian name. My daughter loved going to the various places, telling her Hawaii